Central Piedmont Community College

York Technical College, located in Rock Hill, S.C., offers various academic and extracurricular programs to students. It provides undergraduate, graduate and continuing education programs. Its academic departments include arts and science, business, engineering, nursing, visual and performing arts, theater, journalism and continuing education. The university offers various study programs, including arts, literature, health science, finance, management marketing, computer and electronics, industrial and engineering technology, business administration, bioscience and agriculture. Its library has a large collection of digital course notes, reference material, course documents, and international and domestic newspaper collections. It additionally organizes sports activities, such as baseball, soccer, tennis, football and golf. The university provides various other services, such as student education loans, housing facilities, transportation, financial assistance and health care.

Established in 1894, Clinton Junior College is a private two-year institution specializing in Arts. Located in Rock Hill, S.C., the college offers degrees in several programs, such as associate of liberal arts, associate of business, associate of religious studies, early childhood/elementary education, associate of science with concentration in biology, chemistry and mathematics. The associate of business programs deals in providing advanced study in business administration. Clinton Junior College is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).

Rowan-Cabarrus Community College is one of the leading colleges in the United States. Operational for more than 40 years, the college has campuses in Salisbury, Concord, China Grove and Kannapolis, N.C. Rowan-Cabarrus provides majors in business administration, business and marketing education, criminal justice, elementary education, world history, nursing, political science, psychology, social work, accounting, computer information technology and programming, and information systems security. It also offers majors in networking solutions, medical office administration, web technology, developmental studies, English and creative writing, foreign languages and literatures, humanities, and life sciences. The college s library stocks more than 1 million bound and microfilm volumes, journals, periodicals and books. Additionally, it offers several services, such as net identification programs, off-campus access instructions for databases and online journals, online and distance learning services, e-reserves, study carrels and lockers, and delivery services.